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COUNTRY BOARD.

VATTAN HoUsE-FoR THE MONTH OF SEP
Il TENDER special rates for families. High and free
from malaria Address JOHN n. GIBSON. Round
Hill, Va au24-6ts
IrIRSI-CLASS BOARD CLAGETT MANSION,
II silver springs stsuon, Metropolitan kairosd.
FOR particulars inquire Of W. Il CLAGETT, address
Clagett Mansion. Brightwood. ID. c. Su2-4w'
DoARDERs WANTED FOR THE MONTH OF
- September large rooms spring water; half mile
from Blue Ridge Mountains; two miles from depot
and telegraph office. Address &. W. MYERS, Round
Hill, Va. au23-6t
WANTED = TEN OR TWELVE SUMMER
w Boarsicrs twenty-three miles from Washington.
five minutes walk from station and postoice shady
yard hne spring, plenty milk and butter. Address
LUTHER BOWERs. Hsrndon. w. o. and W. K. X,
Fairfax County, Va. 3e6-wks3m
VINHE EAGLE HOUSE, FALLS CHURCH. Wax
Il j. NORfHRUP SON. proprietors-Have room
for few more bosrders by the day, week month.
Terms reasonable. good livery connected with The
house auso- lot
ss(NQMFoRT RETREAT" MOUNTAINS OF
~ Maryland (near Harper's Ferry open through
out the Fall. pleasure 10 please Fishing Hunting,
&c. Address W. NJ CLARK, Keep TrysI Washington
County, Nd. suly Inn
SPRlN6 BANK FARM. Two MILES FROM ALEX
- andr1a. offers nrst-cass accommodations: good
table. fruit ice milk, in profuslon &C. Terms peg
week. Trains met daily. Address SPRING BANK,
Alexandria Va aulS-lws
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NDk hEN1-
TN eth St NV. store
and dwelling .......-
S13 Vt. ave. NV, aor 20
1925 Mass. ave-. l3r. .12,
1881 st NV 1or. .12
1913 X st. NV. 1sr...1o
1906 n. H. ave .......1n
1909 9th 81. NV. i Or. 10
l0lp Conn. ave-. Or. 10
IT'S Mass av.n.w., 1911 10
Magnolia ave-. 1 Ar. /. 49,
416 9Th st-n.w.lBr ..S3.3
100 y st NV. Tor .SJ.3
1871 De Sales st.. 11r.. &
l4l3G St. upper part u
1925 q st, Nv. Or. ....~t
1865 N. IL. av. NV. Or. Z
ll0S q ST. NV, 13r.,..G
l10Q NJ st. NV. Or. .66.6
1101 Mass nv n. W. Or. .. @
2.,6 n. J ave. s.e.. lor...6I
1858 r.. /. nv. NV Tor. q
500 2lst st. NV. AR. g
242o Craven Terrace. Or 81
243S Craven Terrace. 9r.5
The above houses can b
ourofhce only. Ia
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NOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE TWELVE
Il room brick house A. Rhode Island ave. W.. mod
ern improvements rent reasonable to good tenant:
desirable neighborhood LOUIS I. SHOEMAKER
au22-3t $50 st. NV
VSOR RENT-STOEE AND DWELLING 5TH AND
y SITS ne: good location LOWE 4 D0N0HOE,
:SOS East Capitol II. aue2- BIT.
street NV. and dwelling l230 18th street N. APP
PLY ut room 10, Federal Building. corner 9TH and
streets H. W.. before , p. or 923 st. au.,2-lws
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eo2e NJ. nv, Or %
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, ! log l IN II. NV. ar. as
} TAG 18th II. NV. sr. as
} Stolghton st NV Sra 4 81
} 4l3 Sd St NV. Or - IS
5 1908 9th 81. NV. gr 30
) III ID 81. NV. llr...40
l22l Conn. av.n.w..1sr3o0
, lOll CT ay. NV. 15r 300
J 1918 l. st. NV. 7r. - 50
, l4ss ; s1n.~, 6r. % so
) sig n. J. av. NV. ar. as
} tS06 10Th st.n.w. 10
|, 1902 Corcorsn st. Or. 20
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} IA Let ST sw.. tir
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, ga Sd st NV, FRI: "a
} lSss 18th nv, lOr- ~ -
} l2o21 ost. NV, llr 80
Q examined by permit fron
JMAs J. FISHER 4 90.
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LOST AND FOUND.

n OST - MONDAY, pod. BLUE SCOTCH TER
IL rier tag 2l33. liberal reward if brought 10 n
Fenton Place IA. e. au24-3t'
T oST-LADY's GOLD-FACED WATCH tTIME on
I/face), with platinum and gold chain and locket.
with monogram Z. Il. NJ. Reward given II returned TO
lSO2 Nj st H. W. aura -3ts
EOUND-THE PERSON WHO LOST e. CAN
IL get same by advertising. It,
II osT-BETwEEN nth AND SITS NV. AND
a Pa ave. between I'd aud Sd se the 18th u
August, one roll OF plane Finder Will be rewarded by
returning same TO GEO. 8. COOPER, Architest 50 ST.
Cloud Building au24-2ts
II OsT-ON SATURDAY, The BOTH INST, Be
1Itween i and O'Clock pm, between ftn aud 10Th
and and Rhode Island ave u W, q ltd, follows
$40, $40, s., = 81. 81. liberal reward viii 10
paid for its return To J. G. WILSON, fo2 St nv.
au22-3t
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ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST
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THE BELvEpERE-THIsc CENTRALLY IocATTD
J. and elegantly furnished house Is under eptir~iV
new mspawsment cpd VIII cneT superior sdvspissSS
70 the travelling public well 70 familiss and otbs9
Of home II reasonable rxtaa sassl2 ace
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EoR RENT

E0R RENT
Il Mass: av.. mr.. Dupont
Cir, l1r., la.i.......S ST.,
1012 18th 81. ....,... go
l4Q5 3lst, Tor. mi .45..,1
3Qly Dunibarton St. ar. 81
244l Il st.. Sr., mi 81. sc
lab 2lst, l0r., sc. $3.50
312e Pa av.. Sr.,m.L.3aJe
2l.9 y PAsv..1r.,ni.35.5l
2Qi2 n. 7r, NIL. L.. as, sc
21il Il st. Sra. m 80. ):
i2l4 Both at. .Sr.m.L2s.5 81
10o.l Sst. 7rs. MI. .25.5t
:i34:i Prospect st.. ar. =.
49, d st, sw, Or. store 2.
l24S :slst St, 1r-, MI. ,.
n2 10TH st, sr., MI. .2t
6l5 2::,d St. ar, mi. 80. Sc
l2al9 ;,e;a ST.. Or; g
Il3 Cd st.. CIR. ......20.4 AZ
I'll "a St. 6r.. water. 20. ~
:50 Cleveland av. 20. sc
.1:s3 X ST., 7r...........2C
For q full list apply 10
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;,3 Iowa Circle 3-story brick, 10 rooms $4,000
l2o4 ST., 2-story and basement brick. Or. 5S.}4
500 St, :ist0ry brick, rooms ............ 1890
14.ee2 lth ST.. 3-story and basementbrick Or 1000
lal5 ST.. history brick, rooms. -.-..... $500
l2:tt St. 2-story brick. q rooms. 300
22!4 18th ST.. sory brick, rooms. ........ 1900
I'll Cleveland ave.. 2-story brick, rooms. 14.00
~ at 2-story and basement brick. 1Or.... $3.50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-A LARGE STABLE IN REAR OF
house POI Massachusetts NV; Also one, two,
or three unfinished ROOMS au..2-3ts
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LCOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS ass:
- S1o gwen ior rooms, piano. paintings. porches.
20 minutes from Treasury reduction for year In
quire 2024 l4th st. before g. au.,O- I'm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

Dan Driscoll, of New FORK. the murderer of
Beezy Clarity, was yesterday sentenced by
Recorder Smyth to be hanged Friday, the
Goth of January next.
Daniel Mcclellan and D. j. Jones, two young
of Straubville, OAK, were suffocated on
Thursday by coal gas. Mcclellan dead
when found and Jones's recovery is doubtful
Bedford Leonard was caught in tho act of
breaking switch lock at the junction of the
Dayton Soldiers Home branch of the Dayton
& Dephos railway last evening. He was
bound over to the grand jury in the sum of
s., 500 yesterday, and failing to get bail, was
sent to Jail.
The locomotive of freight train on the Phila-
delphia & Reading railroad exploded yesterday
morning near East Mahanoy Junction. Alex
ander Walker the engineer. was instantly
killed and the fireman and two brakeman so
severely injured that they died while being
taken home. The victims all lived at Tamaaua.
Coroner C. K. Mediation, one of the most
popular men in Denver was found dead in bed
yesterday, from the effects of an overdose of
laudauuln. The deceased has had considerable
domestic trouble lately, and for several days
and nights has been nervous and unable to
sleep. 1t is thought the drug taken to pro-
duce sleep.
In the police court at Hartford, Conn, yes
terday. Judge Henry found probable cause and
bound over E s Wheeler, of New Haven, for
trial before the Superior Court, the charge
of obtaining money under false pretences from
the Phoenix National Bank of Hartford Bonds
of $1,000 were given by z. n. WEIGH, of New
Haven, his brother-in1aw.
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Personal and Society.

Mabel hood will entertain her young friends
this afternoon from till o'clock.
Michael O'Brien. of the Cincinnati Times
Star is in the city, visiting frieuds.
Mrs r. B. F. PIERCE has returned from q
short visit to relatives in Cam bridge
Misses Jessie Brown and Clara Stein will
leave Monday for Cincinnati to visit for
era weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Jenkens left yesterday for Salem,
Mass, where she will enter a business house
the first of January
Mr. and Mrs. Bestor Collett of Quebec, Ont.
are guests of Mrs j. S. Hurland, and will re-
main q week or ten days.
Mrs. Edward Mckee will give reception this
afternoon, at her home North Tennessee
street. and this evening Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
Sewali will entertain in honor of their guests,
Miss Somers and Miss Foster. of Philadelphia
The Free kindergarten Society will give an
old-fashioned New England supper on Tuesday
evening" at the residence of n. S. Byram. No.
$50 North Illinois street, and musical enter
taiument will follow The ladies' of the second
section have the affair in charge.
There is still call for shoes for the children
OF the Free kindergarten, and even those pretty
well worn would be acceptable to those who
need as badly as these children do. They can
be- left at the Tabernacle Church at any time,
though the regular time for the meeting of the
society is Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. E. Cravens and Mrs. A. S. Maxwell
entertained friends very handsomely yesterday
afternoon in honor of Miss Vialle, of Washing
ton. and last evening gave party to which both
ladies aud gentlemen were Invited. The ap-
poinrments were tasteful. and both gatherings
gave great pleasure to the guests
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writ ne that life with the woman bad became so
disa greeable that he could not endure 1t, Inc
justice told him that if he would pay to her 80
per week for the support of herself and children
until he could procure 2 divorce. ne could so,
and be took the proposition under Amusement
until o'clock to-day.
SUING THE UNITED STATES
Commissioner VIM. A. Van Buren, has brought
suit against the United States in the federal
court to recover $50 10. claimed as fees for his
services in the tally-sheet forgery cases. He
sent in his bill last spring, and it was not
allowed, on the theory that the cases were under
the civil rights law. which permits a fee of only
SO to the commissioner. He set the depart
ment right on this point, but the bill was then
rejectsd because Judge Gresham had decided
that be had nc jurisdiction of the cases. The
has additional interest from the fact that it is
the frat brought against the national govern
ment, IN this district. under the of March 3,
1887, which provides for the collection of
claims less than $40. 900 in the federal courts.
provided they had not been brought before one
Of the departments prior to the passage Of the
law. In these cases the summons ia served on
the district attorney and also sent to the
Attorney-general by registered letter. The trial
by the court,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
Insane Mother Butchers Her So,

SCRANTON. Pa, Dec. Mrs. John Evans, of
Hampton street. this city. wife of an industrious
morning. just after her husband had left home
for his work. The woman procured Ratchet
and literally chopped the child's head 20 pieces.
In her frenzy she also hacked the little fellows
throat with the Ratchet, evidently intending to
sever the head from the body. The woman
then attempted to kill her daughter, about four
years of age, but was prevented by the timely
intervention of neiGhbor The boy fingered
for several hours, suffering the greatest agony.
Mrs Evans is insane. For a time her strange
actions have been noticed, but there no evil
dence of violence. and precautions were
taken to restrain her. After the terrible deed
of this morning she was removed to the insane
department of the Scranton poor-house. Coro-
ner Burnet held an inquest on the body Of the
murdered child.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
Most Airs Hts Grievapcas

NEW YORK, Dec. John Most the Anareh-
list. has prepared long address to the public in
regard to his late trial aud conviction. He says
that as soon as the Chicago Anarchists were
executed the "cApitalistic press" turned Cd him
full about talking and writing since his last i'm
prisonment: that false statements regarding his
speeches and bogus interviews were published;
woke him to violence intimates that his arrest
the result CO the visit of Inspector Bonfield,
of Chicago, to this city; that it police
epiracy. backed by perjury and unfair methods
by the district attorney, which caused his con-
viction. and declares that imprisonment will
only strengthen his principles.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03

number OF notes for sums from 81 800 TO SO, 500
that were proven forgeries on the spot The
large Office safe also opened and its
contents were astonishing to the seventy
five eighty persons present, many Of
whom were lawyers Everything here was
IN the utmost confusion. There were fully fiji
~ letters addressed TO Charles A. Keller that
had never been opened The administrator did
nothing more than take general survey. Here.
TOO, Were stocks of more less value, and
mortgages and notes all mingled and mixed up
together. The administrator and the attorneys
present could do nothing with this mass of dis
ordered papers but try TO get them arranged.
Examination into their genuineness was post
poned. The investigation will continue from
day to day
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
Charges Against Minister Taylor.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2-Johu G. Jones. an
attorney from Chicago was in Wyandotte. Kan. =,
to-day. circulating a petition against the con-
frmation of c. II. J. Taylor. colored man. of
Wyandotte, who appointed minister TO Lii
IBERIA, by President Cleveland, after the adjourn
ment of Congress Mr. Jones represents COM
plainanrs in Palmyra. Mo-, and Chicago. whose
charges against Taylor no " in the hands of
the Senate committee. Jones declares that the
report that Taylor had resigned is untrue, and
asserts that the minister was summoned to
Washington by Secretary Bayard, to answer
the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03

State Reformatory and Penal Institution for
Women and Girls. AS it is matter of interest
to the public it is due that they be rightly in
formed have been physician to this instltu-
ton for the past three years, and visit them at
any hour of day or night. When the case re-
quires, as in general practice, consultation Is
called In the case of the convict lately
paroied that she might have a mothers care,
DIR. Chambers was the consulting physician
The sick are under the care of Miss s. J. Pray,
who is both efficient and skillful. Medical
treatment has never been needed for Injuries
resulting from discipline inflicted by officers"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
TRADE MARK,

The Troches for day use, and the more power
full Basam to be used at night and morning.
K-Wren Troehes cure hoarseness instan taneo usly
a family where there young children might as
we'll be without -four in the house the k-Wren
Cough Basam and Troches for Group and sore throat
stand chance before them any than any other
disease of the throat and lungs. Cergymen, public
singers. actors and lawyers pronounce them simply
indisp ensable.
All druggists keep them, and in places where there
drug stores the k-Wren Troches will be mailed
receipt CT price postpaid The Balsam will be sent
by charges prepaid when ordering six more
bottles at a time.
K-Wren Troches, price TO- Is and Is cts per box.
K-Wren Cough Balsam price so cts and 81 per
bottle. CHARLES d. KEEP,
Sole Agent 40 Exchange Pl n. Y.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
Superior Court.

Room l-Hon. n. B. Taylor, Judge
Margaret Foss Byron Foss; divorce. Dis
missed by plaintiff.
Abraham Allen Susan Allen; divorce. Re-
fused because unwilling To prove a residence.
Room 2-Hon. II. w. Howe. judge.
Levi Cook vs.. George Fl. Carter ct al attach
ment. Under ad viserlent by court.
Albert Kopp VS.. John c. Fullen wider; motion
for now trial made, and taken under advise
mant
VIM A. Hunt Henry SEVERN ct al; suit
contract. Jury disagreed.
NEW SUIT FILED.
Joseph w. GOWN Stephen K. Fletcher;
suit contract. Demand, So, 900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
THE COURT RECORD.
United States circuit Court.

Hon. VIM. A. Woods. Judge.
VIM. A Van Buren, vs. United States; suit for
fees commissioner. COMPLAINT filed.
FL L. Crane A. G. Trentman; replevin.
On trial.
United States w. II. Eden; violation of inter
nal revenue law. Plea of guilty; fined $40 and
costs.
Hon. w. @. Gresham, Judge
Brush Electric-ight Company vs. Owen,
Pixley e. Co.; Injunction On trial
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
Amusement Notes.

There will be mat1nees at all the theaters this
afternoon ana concluding performan ces of tho
various attractions tonight. No more intensely
dramatic, and certainly no better acted PLAY
than Deacon Brodie, now running at the Grand
has been here for long time AT En-
glish's, Lost IN New York" and at the Mus ~
''Magic Talisman" will be seen at both perform
ances to-day
Tonight will end the series OF three races at
the Virginia avenue Rink between George Wise,
the State champion, and Harry Garfield. OF
Xenia O. Garfield the first and Wise the
second, the race tonight is expected TO be
very exciting as both men are confident of win
ming. There will be two more fancy dress car
nivais this year. the first one to come on Christ
There will be prizes given-at both to the value
of over 800. The rink will not be open after to-
night until next Saturday evening.
The Art Association will open at its rooms,
24I East Washington street. on Tuesday, Dec.
10, a very large and beautiful exhibit of all
kinds of pottery from all the works of America
The pottery will be shown tables, and at
night will be brilliantly illuminated by splendid
lamps and candles in unique candlesticks and
can delabra. The collection will include rose
jars tall vases cups, bowls, tiles. tea utensils,
etc. and will be for sale. The exhibit
will close the night OF Saturday, the 18th.
years. and will show the usual quaint. original
styles, and unhackneyed coloring of this pottery.
'.The Black Hussar," with which the Dunlap
Opera Com any will open their engagement at
the most entertaining opera Colonel McCauli
has ever produced in this country, chiefly be-
cause 1t is full OF melodiovs airs and very
strong comedy element. and affords opportuni-
ties for elaborate spectacular effects It will be
given Monday and Tuesday evenings aud
Wednesday matinee, and the engagement will
conclude Wednesday evening with the
opera, indiana by Audran, author OF Mas
cote" ttOivette" and 'Snake Charmer." The
sale of seats begins this morning, and there will
be no advance in prices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
One Satisfaction.

NEW DIX Evening Post
There is piece of satisfaction of which
those who believe in Sharp's guilt cannot, how
ever, be deprived, and that is that he has had at
least six months imprisonment and has been
deprived.of a good round sum of his ill-gotten
gains The friends of legal evidence have, in
other words. bled him so freely that he may be
considered as having paid a very heavy fine,
besides having been shut up in Jail.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
Treatmsut of Reforma.ory Prisoners

In a letter to the Journal regarding the re-
ports of the treatment of prisoners in the
Female Reformatory. DR.. Marie Haslep. the
physician of the institution. says. MANY
incorrect impressions are being received
regarding the care of the sick at the Indiana
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
A Champion Relires.

MELBOURNE, Dec. civilian Beach. the
champion oarsman of the world has formally
resigned the championship. and announced his
retirement from future Aquatic contests. The
cham pionship having again become open
question bv the retirement of Beach. Hanian
has challenged Kemp to a match for possession
of the title and it's accompanying stakes and
he
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
LAWYER Keb,er.s Muaa,ea Affairs

CINcINNATI, Dec. mir. VIM. j. Coppock
administrator of Charles A Kebler. the suicide,
began to-day to examine Keblers effects. In his
private safe at his Office he found a great many
small notes and mortgages that we're genuine.
and quantity of stocks OF small aggregate
value. There also In this Same safe large
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
THE WONDERFUL K-WREN' REMEDIES.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

It's only a cold: / shall DO
better tomorrow"
All how many have said that
to wake up in the morning with
a raging fever, and all of the
symptoms of that dread de-
strover, Pneumonia
Why not make assurance
doubly sure. and get a bottle of
the wonderful k-Wren Cough
Balsam. which, il taken in
time, will cure a cold in a single
night Testimonials bv the
thou sands, telling of the won
derful cures effected by these
remedies, could be given if
space would permit. It is sheer
madness-it is worse, it is sui
cide-to let that hacking cough
go. when a oottle of the won
derful Wren Cough Balsam
will rive almost instant relief.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
CriInina. Court.

Hon. I'm. A. Irwin. Judge.
State VS.. Edward Akers; rape. Pleaded guilty
and sentenced to the penitentiary for sixteen
years.
State George William; grand larceny
Trial by jury; found guilty and sentenced to the
penitentiary for eighteen months.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
uTY MATTERS IN GENERAL
Tn-Dax,a uoings.

RAND OPERA-HOUSE-.'Deac Brodie," after
boon and evening.
bGLIsH'S oPERA-HoUsE-''L Lost in New York"
Afternoon and evening.
EHE s[USEUM-'sThe Magic Talisman," afte rnoon
l,xs1
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03

Thin hair thickened. badness cured. and gray
hair made to return to its youthful color by the
use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-03
Circuit Court,

hon. Alex. &. Eyres. Judge
John Sellers vs. Lewis Keller; suit for dam
ages for trespass. Dismissed.